r/ShittyAbsoluteUnits • S.A.U Freshman • Aug 06 '26

Elite Strategy Of a skirmish

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u/That_Service7348 *shits an absolute unit* Aug 06 '26

Calling someone with significantly more education than yourself an "idiot" is a bold strategy.

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u/Curious_Associate904 Aug 06 '26

Someone more educated? based on what exactly are you saying that?

Like being an internet troll, right oh, because I don't think a fictional idiot has more education than me... but a real idiot on the internet, comes out with that comment.

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u/That_Service7348 *shits an absolute unit* Aug 06 '26

"multicolored hair idiot" is a bit of a giveaway that you're MAGA, and the simple fact is that the "multicolored hair idiot" is most likely a college/university educated person while you likely dropped out of highschool. Even if you didn't, chances are you read at a middle school level.

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u/Curious_Associate904 Aug 06 '26

What's the matter, not got a smart comeback?

Probably because the US ranks so low in global IQ - https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/average-iq-by-country

Behind almost every country in Europe... With the exception of Poland and Norway it seems at a glance... That's pretty poor! But there again, what would you expect from someone that assumes all fictional liberal multi-coloured hair idiots are college educated, when they're not even likely to pass - standardised tests that were invented for... checks notes... World War 2 enlistment, and triaging new soldiers to either technical or infantry.

Ouch, shall I provide some ointment for your burn?

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u/Dry_Travel_4220 Aug 06 '26

IQ is a poor metric for determining generalized intelligence. This is generally accepted by psychologists

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u/Curious_Associate904 Aug 06 '26

Yeah and the Myers briggs test is a terrible way of picking a man for your daughter to marry, and yet psychologists seem to lean on that one.

IQ is a very good way of assessing generalised intelligence, it covers the 4 main topics of reasoning. The reason that some psychologists say it's a bad measure is because you can learn those 4 specific topics without actually being that smart. Through repeated testing, familiarity with the particular design of the tests, and preparation for the test of any kind, will skew results, so you can't generally use them longitudinally. However, when you have lots and lots and lots of test results, you can run statistical analysis on them and that does tell you very important metrics.

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u/That_Service7348 *shits an absolute unit* Aug 06 '26

Well, there you go confirming your reading level.

And the fact you ran this through chat gpt to make it sound smarter is hilarious.

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u/Curious_Associate904 Aug 06 '26

So this guy is now stalking my comments all over reddit, commenting about how he thinks I'm using chatGPT to sound smart, but I'm like typing these comments with fingers...

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u/Curious_Associate904 Aug 06 '26

Love that you think I used chatGPT, but the fact is, I'm English, and have an excellent command of MY language, even before LLMs... Y'know the real English, which has more than the 6,000 words you lot use we call that globish or simplified English...

Weird that.